Dubai worker wins hearts for returning AED 20,000

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A worker at a shopping mall in Dubai has been hailed for his honesty.

Sudip Rana Magar helped return an envelope containing AED 20,000 that was left by a customer on the store counter.

The Nepalese man handed it over to the mall management who then alerted the police.

He will be rewarded with a certificate of honour.

 

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